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My 16thBook “A Hurried Life太匆匆”To Be Released In Hong Kong Book Fair 2026—Story of My Moonlighting In A Writing Career Since 1980
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Can The Government’s 5 Strategies In Sport Policy Be Equally Applicable To Arts & Culture In Hong Kong? (1) Popularisation (普及化) (2) Elitism (精英化) (3) Mega-Event Approach (盛事化) (4) Professionalisation (專業化) (5) Marketisation (產業化)
Public policy is a choice of conflicting options. It involves conflicting situations and resolves conflicting values. It is often common to arrive at conflicting results at the end. Egalitarianism (均分主義) advocates that all humans are equal in worth, status and rights. So, when Government has 100 dollars, it is a good idea to get 100…
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Repositioning Hong Kong Coliseum (紅館) And Creating New Energy For The Pop Music Industry Of Hong Kong. The Fascinating History Of Performing Venues in Hong Kong
The relationship between performances such as dramas and concerts is symbiotic: the physical space like a theatre, concert hall or stadium facilities how a piece of work is created, experienced and appreciated. The first formal and professional performing venue in Hong Kong is Hong Kong City Hall (香港大會堂) in Central which was officially opened in…
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The Must-go Cultural Rectangle (文化四角) In Kowloon For Tourists: Temple Street Tin Hau Temple (油麻地天后古廟), Old Yau Ma Tei Police Station (舊油麻地警署),Yau Ma Tei Wholesale Fruit Market (油麻地果欄) And Broadway Cinematheque (百老匯電影中心)
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4 Stages Of Writing: My 15th Book No Time For Hello (怕打招呼) Is Carried In All Bookstores And A Big Thank You To Cosmos Books That Is Celebrating Its 50th Anniversary
Writing is what I go from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm. I have been writing since 1980, and I have been publishing since 1996. While being a university student, I was a part-time scriptwriter. While being a lawyer, I began to write for newspapers, magazines and online media. I do not resist change.…
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Hong Kong Chief Executive’s Policy Address: 3 Far-reaching Cultural Directions; Chinese Culture? Exporting Culture? Cultural Industries?
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Asian-American Films Like Everything Everywhere All At Once, Joy Ride & Past Lives Are Becoming Popular: Can Hong Kong Follow & Make Cross-cultural Films?
18-08-23 We are not alone. Our life is the input of everyone. We are all part of one another. This applies to our art activities especially film art. It has been proven time and time again that audiences love a movie that allows them to connect with the characters and situations. The traditional Hollywood movies…
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A ‘Professional Fan’ Timmy Cheung (張港欣) Explained, “Why The Often-disrespected ‘Fandom’ Actually Help Art, Culture And Creativity In Hong Kong?”
25-04-23 A ‘fan’ is short for ‘fanatic’. Celebrities welcome fans to support, until they suffer ‘social phobia’ when their fans turn up everywhere and they become afraid of going out. It is easier for entertainment events to attract fans. Serious art exhibitions, culture talks and classical concerts can hardly find thousands of fans encircling entrances…
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The 4 Future Cultural Policies Of China: Cultural Consumption, Cultural Ecology, Cultural Digitalization & Rural Cultures
30-3-23 Have you given a thought to the 2 kinds of countries in the world? Scholars said some countries are considered ‘feminine cultures’. They are like Sweden, Norway and Costa Rica. Both men and women are supposed to be modest, tender and concerned with the quality of life. On the other hand, countries like United…
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The 10 Adversities Of West Kowloon Cultural District In The Past & Its 3 Future Shots At Hong Kong’s Cultural Ambitions
10-10-22 National government wants Hong Kong to be a cultural exchange centre. Path to success is full of frustrations and setbacks. Failure does not matter but regret does. Let us not judge West Kowloon Cultural District (WKCD西九文化區) by how many times it fell down in the past, but by how many times it will be…